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The book "Science in the Vedas in Telugu" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Rig Veda" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Yajur Veda" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Astadasa Purana Parichayamu" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Bhavishya Purana" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Bagalamukhi Yantra Puja" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Kali - Dasa Maha Vidya" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Electricity in the Vedas in Telugu" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Science in the Vedas in Telugu" in Telugu in PDF format.

The book "Athava Veda" in Telugu in PDF format.

Classic recording of Achyutananda Das singing "Jaya Madhava Madana Murari" bhajan in MP3 format. The correct name of the bhajan is "Sundara Kundala Naina Visala".
 
http://www.indiadivine.org/content/files/download/168-jaya-keshava-kali-mala.mp3
 
Vasudev Ghosh has written this song “jaya madhava madana murari radhe-syama syama-syama”. In this song, Vasudev Ghosh glorifies the transcendental pastimes of Sri Krsna, which charms everyone.
 
(refrain) jaya madhava madana murari radhe-syama syama-syama
jaya kesava kali-mala-hari radhe-syama syama-syama

(1)
sundara kundala naina visala, gale sohe vaijayanti-mala
ya chavi ki balihari radhe-syama syama-syama

(2)
kabahun luta luta dadhi khayo, kabahun madhu-vana rasa racayo
nacata vipina-vihari radhe-syama syama-syama

(3)
gvala-bala sanga dhenu carai, vana-vana brahmata phire yadu-rai
kandhe kamara kari radhe-syama syama-syama

(4)
cura cura nava-nita jo khayo, vraja-vanitana pai nama dharayo
makhana-cora murari radhe-syama syama-syama

(5)
eka-dina mana indra ko maryo, nakha upara govardhana dharyo
nama padayo giridhari radhe-syama syama-syama

(6)
duryodhana ko bhoga na khayo, rukho saga vidura ghara khayo
aise prema pujari radhe-syama syama-syama

(7)
karuna kara draupadi pukari, pata men lipata gaye vanavari
nirakha rahe nara nari radhe-syama syama-syama

(8)
bhakta-bhakta saba tumane tare, bina bhakti hama thade dvare
lijo khabara hamari radhe-syama syama-syama

(9)
arjuna ke ratha hankana hare, gita ke upadesa tumhare
cakra-sudarsana-dhari radhe-syama syama-syama

(Refrain) Glories to the husband of the goddess of fortune, who is the transcendental Cupid and the enemy of the demon Mura. Glories to the divine couple Radhe Syama, also known as Syama Syama! Glories to Lord Kesava, who has fine hair, who removes the miseries of the age of Kali—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(1) O Krsna, You wear beautiful earrings, and You have lovely widened eyes. Around Your neck hangs the splendrous vaijanti flower garland. Your complexion is most excellent—Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(2) Sometimes You secretly plunder yogurt and eat it, and sometimes You design a rasa-dance performance with the young gopis in the forest of Madhuvana. There dances Vipina-Vihari, You who love to sport in the forest— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(3) You herd the cows in the company of the cowherd boys. You, the monarch of the Yadu dynasty, thus wander from forest to forest, carrying a black blanket draped over Your shoulder— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(4) Because You, O Murari, repeatedly steal fresh butter from the homes of the women of Vraja and secretly eat it, they have named You ‘Makhan-Chor’ (the butter thief)— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(5) One day You curbed the pride of Indra by lifting the great mountain Govardhana upon the tip of Your fingernail, thus winning for Yourself the name Giridhari— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(6) You did not accept the sumptuous feast of the wicked Duryodhana, but took the coarse food offered by Your devotee Vidura. Therefore You are worshipped by love and not by mere rituals—Radhe Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(7) To bestow mercy upon Draupadi, You, the Lord of the forest, supplied unlimited cloth to protect her from shame, while the assembly of men and women looked on— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(8) You deliver each of Your devotees in unique ways. Alas, we who are bereft of devotion are standing here outside Your door. Please favorably receive the news of our presence— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!
 
(9) You were the driver of Arjuna’s chariot, and on the battlefield You gave Arjuna the instructions of the Bhagavad-Gita. During the fight You exhibited Your form as the wielder of the discus Sudarsana— Radhe Syama Syama Syama!

Mantrapushpam chanted in Sanskrit in MP3 format. Mantrapushpam is from Taittareya Aranyaka (1.22) of the Yajur Veda. It is one of the most famous of all veda mantras. It is normally sung in a chorus by all the priests together after performing any puja (worship) or yajna.
 
Yopam puspam veda
Puspavan prajavan pasuvan bhavati
Chandramava Apam puspam
Puspavan, Prajavan pasuman bhavati
Ya Evam Veda
Yopa mayatanam Veda
Ayatanam bhavati.
 
He who understands the flowers of water,
He becomes the possessor of flowers, progeny and cattle.
Moon is the flower of the water,
He who knows it to be so,
He becomes the possessor of flowers, progeny and cattle.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
Agnirva Apamayatanam
Ayatanavan Bhavati
Yo agnerayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
Apovagner ayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ya Evam Veda
Yopa mayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati.
 
Fire is the source of water,
He who knows the source of Fire,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of fire,
He who knows it to be so,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
Vayurva Apamaya tanam
Ayatanavan bhavati.
Yova Yorayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati|
Apovai va yorayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati.
Ya Evam veda
Yopamayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan Bhavati.
 
Air is the source of water,
He who knows the source of Air,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of air,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
Asowvai tapanna pamayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Yo musya tapata Ayatanan Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
Apova Amusyatapata Ayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ya Evam Veda
Yopa mayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
 
Scorching sun is the source of water,
He who knows the source of the Scorching Sun,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of scorching sun,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
Chandrama Vama pamayatnam
Ayatanavan bhavati.
Yascandra masa Ayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
Apovai Candra masa Ayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ya Evam Veda
Yo pamayatanam veda
Ayatanavan bhavati.
 
Moon is the source of water,
He who knows the source of Moon,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of moon,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
Nakshtrani va Apamayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Yo Nakshtrana mayatanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
Apovai Nakshtrana mayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ye evam Veda
Yopamaya tanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati.
 
Stars are the source of water,
He who knows the source of the Stars,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of stars,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in himself.
 
Parjanyova apamayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Yah parjanyasya syayatinam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati
Apovai parjanya Syayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ye Evam veda
Yopa maya tanam Veda
Ayatanavan bhavati.
 
Clouds are the source of water,
He who knows the source of the Clouds,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of clouds,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows the source of water,
Becomes established in his Self.
 
(Note: The following paragraph has got a hidden meaning – this is to say that there is a raft available to cross over all the forces of Nature and to see the God beyond all of them – God himself is the raft – we have to seek His help to see Him. We need to understand that He, indeed is the raft. This paragraph also makes the serious reader wonder on what is the real meaning of the word "water" used throughout this mantra.)
 
Samvastaro Va Apamayatanam
Ayatavan bhavati
Yassavatsa rasyaya tanam Veda
Ayatavan bhavati.
Apovai samvasara ayatanam
Ayatanavan bhavati
Ya Evam veda
Yopsu Navam pratistitam veda
Pratyeva tistati.
 
Rainy season is the source of water,
He who knows the source of Rainy Season,
Becomes established in his Self,
Water is the source of rainy season,
He who knows this,
Becomes established in his Self.
He who knows that there is a raft is available,
Becomes established in that raft.
 
(This stanza is included in some versions of mantra Pushpam.)
 
Om tad Brahma,
Om it is Brahma
 
Om tad Vayu.
Om it is air
 
Om tad Athma
Om it is the soul
 
Om tad Sathyam
Om it is the truth
 
Om tat Sarvam
Om it is everything
 
Om That puror nama
Om salutations to that Purusha
 
Anthascharathi bhootheshu Guhyam Viswa Murthishu
That which is inside all beings secretly is that Universal God
 
Tvam Yajna
You are the fire sacrifice (Yajna),
 
Tvam vashatkara
You are the the personification of Vedic sacrifice
 
Tvam Indra
You are the Indra
 
Tvam vayu
You are the air
 
Tvam Rudra
You are the Rudra
 
Vishnus tvam
You are the Vishnu
 
Brahmastvam
You are the Brahma
 
Tvam prajapathi
You are the Lord and saviour of all beings (prajapati)
 
Om tadhapa apo jyothi raso amrutham brahma bhur bhuvasuvarom
Om water is light, the essence is the nectar and the concept of Brahma is in all the seven worlds.}
 
Rajadhi rajaya Prasahya Sahine|
Namo Vayam Vai Sravanaya Kurmahe
Samekaman Kama Kamaya mahyam
Kamesvaro Vai Sravano dadatu
Kuberaya Vai Sravanaya
Maha rajaya Namah.
 
King of kings, we praise thee,
Who is the giver of all victories,
Who is the fulfiller of all desires,
Please bless me with wealth,
To fulfill all our desires,
Oh, Kubhera, we praise thee,
Salutations to the king of kings.
 
(The last stanza is normally recited by priests while giving back prasada after performing an Archana in all temples)

Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 18 in Sanskrit, Sung in Classical Melodies (MP3)
 
Now you can listen to the ancient sanskrit chants of Bhagavad Gita, sung in classical melodies by noted devotional singer Sri Vidyabhushana. Listen to all 700 verses of the Gita with a beautiful accompaniment of flute, veena, sitar, mridanga, tabla and tala.

Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 1 in Sanskrit, Sung in Classical Melodies (MP3)
 
Now you can listen to the ancient sanskrit chants of Bhagavad Gita, sung in classical melodies by noted devotional singer Sri Vidyabhushana. Listen to all 700 verses of the Gita with a beautiful accompaniment of flute, veena, sitar, mridanga, tabla and tala.
 
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Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 1 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 3 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 4 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 5 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 6 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 7 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 8 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 9 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 10 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 11 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 12 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 13 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 14 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 15 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 16 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 17 in Sanskrit
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 18 in Sanskrit